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Rakey · Aug 17th, 2006, 04:54 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by CDMINI (original)

I believe there are booster pads/wedges that go under the rear part of the seat, but I, with success, made my own wedge out of a rolled up towel. Just cinch it down very tight and make sure the seat cannnot move around. Re-check it after your child has ridden in it a few times.Our fire stations and police traffic safety persons will check your seat installs over here, but so should your retailer if they are any good.

I recommend reading this thread, and I still stand by my original post in there saying NOT to ever use anything under a carseat to fill a gap or to prevent marking on interiors, doing so puts a childs life at risk!.

http://www.mini2.com/forum/minis-chi...at#post2477897

Aug 17th, 2006, 04:54 PM	#10
Rakey Remember My Classifieds Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Oxfordshire Local Time: 08:09 PM Posts: 50,084 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by CDMINI (original) I believe there are booster pads/wedges that go under the rear part of the seat, but I, with success, made my own wedge out of a rolled up towel. Just cinch it down very tight and make sure the seat cannnot move around. Re-check it after your child has ridden in it a few times.Our fire stations and police traffic safety persons will check your seat installs over here, but so should your retailer if they are any good. I recommend reading this thread, and I still stand by my original post in there saying NOT to ever use anything under a carseat to fill a gap or to prevent marking on interiors, doing so puts a childs life at risk!. http://www.mini2.com/forum/minis-chi...at#post2477897 The only problem I have is knowing which one to drive?